The recent opening of an all-inclusive playground at Jollyman Park in Cupertino symbolizes significant progress in enhancing accessibility for residents with disabilities. Built at a cost of $5.4 million, the playground features various accommodations such as swing types large enough for adults and wheelchair accessibility. Funded by a mix of state, county, city contributions, and donations, it aims to provide a welcoming space where all individuals can enjoy play, breaking barriers tied to disabilities.
"There are few places that everyone's welcome, and this is one of them," Schober told San José Spotlight.
The playground is a first for Cupertino and was built for people of all ages and abilities - and is the newest addition in Santa Clara County's quest to uplift accessibility.
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